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Item No.2 (continued) The City has been notified by the County of San Mateo that under Assembly Bill 8~ estimated 1982-83 tax revenues for the following City Special Districts are: Redwood City Parking District No.1 General Improvement District No. 1-64 Maintenance and Operation Funds $19,695 $36,599 The estimated taxes include $10,375 of taxes to be allocated from the County's Special District Augmentation Fund of which $3,395 has tentatively been allocated to Parking District No.1 and $6~980 to the GID 1-64 Maintenance and Operation Fund.) Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-191 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Public Hearing - Appeal from the denial of the Zoning Administrator of application for Use Permit to allow an amusement arcade in property located at 26 Central Avenue - Annunziata and Pietro Musso~ Appellants Report of City Manager and Director of Planning transmitting record 11/15/82 In response to question, Planning Director Schroeter used an overhead projection to illustrate his comments describing the background relating to the subject appeal. 7:43 Mayor Stangel declared open Affidavits of Publication of Notice of Hearing and of Mailing are on file. Joseph Svitek~ 108 Murray Court, neighbor of the subject property, stated he is opposed to its use as an amusement arcade~ suggesting such use is incompatible with the generally residential character of the neighborhood and that traffic and parking problems would be created. Elizabeth Hill, resident of subject neighborhood, said that an amusement arcade is an inappropriate use of the property~ that hours of operation would be too long and that young people using it would create a public nuisance. Nancy Musso, 26 Central Avenue~ appellant, said that traffic already exists on nearby Woodside Road and that the neighbors have not complained about the bar and restaurant across the street from her property which also may create noise and traffic problems. (An overhead projection was used to indicate the location of the commercial center across the street from the subject property.) Mrs. Musso responded to questions regarding her business experience. Jack Goodman, 67 Central~ said that parking problems already exist in the neighborhood and that he believes young people using an arcade would create a nuisance and possibly be responsible for increased vandalism. Discussion followed and Mr. Schroeter replied to questions regarding traffic problems and whether police problems exist in the neighborhood. Mayor Stangel invited anyone else present who wished to speak to do so. No one wished to speak. MIS: BritschgilClaire to close the public hearing. Carried unanimously and public hearing closed at 7:55 p.m. MINUTE BOOK NO. 44 Page No. 14 Reg.Mtg. 11/22/82 Page 2 "h- '-'--__~_n__- -------- ---- ~~~-~ -